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Lonicera ferdinandi Franch.  
Family: Caprifoliaceae
[Lonicera ferdinandi f. beissneriana Zabel, moreLonicera ferdinandi f. franchetii Zabel, Lonicera ferdinandi f. leycesterioides (Graebn.) Zabel, Lonicera ferdinandi var. leycesterioides (Graebn.) Rehder, Lonicera ferdinandii var. induta Rehder, Lonicera leycesterioides Graebn., Lonicera vesicaria Kom.]
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Korea Flora: Description: Deciduous shrub to 1.5m tall. Winter buds ovoid-acuminate, glabrous. Branches with solid white pith; branchlets reddish-brown with stiff and glandular hairs; two-year-old branches grayish-brown with longitudinally split bark.Leaves opposite, ovate, 3-10 × 3-6.5cm; apex acuminate, emarginate or obtuse; base cuneate, rounded or subcordate; adaxially densely yellow-hairy on veins, abaxially with stiff hairs on veins; margins entire (sucker leaves sometimes with 2-3 teeth); petioles 5-10mm long.Flowers axillary; peduncles 3-4mm long, glandular-hairy. Bracts ovate or oblong, 10-20mm long, apex acuminate; bracteoles with brown hairs, connate, completely enclosing calyx tube. Corolla pale yellow, surrounded by glandular hairs; upper lip shallowly divided, apex rounded; lower lip linear; tube 5mm long. Stamens and style pubescent.Fruit ovaries fused, globose, densely pubescent, maturing red.Phenology:

Flowering May
Fruiting July-August.
Distribution: Northeastern China; North and Pyeongannamdo-do, North and South Hamgyeong-do, Gangwon-do (mainly Baekdudaegan), Mt. Sobaek in Chungcheongbukdo-do.
Taxonomic notes: Sometimes it is recognized as distinct species from L. ferdinandi Franch. of inland China based on leaf and bract morphology

Lonicera ferdinandi
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